File:4.5 inch howitzer, British, dated 1914 (16858628179).jpg
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| Description | Introduced in 1910 with a sliding breech and block mechanism. Designed by Coventry Ordnance Works and widely recognised as one of the best field howitzers of the first world war. |
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| Source | 4.5 inch howitzer, British, dated 1914 |
| Author | martin_vmorris |
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